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Higher rates threaten to deepen private equity’s exit and fundraising crunch

A renewed rise in interest rates risks adding to the pressure already facing private equity firms, making it harder to exit portfolio companies, return capital to investors, and raise new funds, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.

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PE firms revisit potential bids for Evergrande

Private equity investors including PAG, Warburg Pincus and Trustar Capital are considering renewed offers for Evergrande Property Services Group, as the Hong Kong-listed property management business…

  • PE firms reevaluate bids for Evergrande Property Services Group.
  • Discussions initiated in June after failed exclusive negotiations.
  • Shares up 2% in Hong Kong, market value $1.6 billion.

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